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Remember a couple episodes ago Steve was quite adamant that he hated "Spearhead from Space"?  Or what about when he spewed his bile all over "Carnival of Monsters"?  Man, did the hate mail and negative Facebook postings sing their rage!  Well, Sean and Josh of the Mostly Harmless Cutaway podcast sit Steve down to watch a Pertwee favorite: "Inferno."

We'd also like to welcome Josh as a regular to the show.  You won't be seeing him every time, but he will occasionally pop in with some historic insight because, well, he's kind of smart and stuff.  Think of him like Frazier in Cheers.

PLEASE send us some lovely audio feedback and we might play it if you're nice.  Join us on Facebook and read Sean's ramblings on Twitter via @tardistavern or Josh via @whomejz.  Well worth it!

[Editor's Note: This was a very heavily edited episode for us, not only because one of us was so drunk he decided it needed to be trimmed down, but because we had a discussion about which Doctor Who actor or actress would be next to die.  Sadly, within a week we lost Elisabeth Sladen.  For once, we decided to show some tact and that conversation now lies on the cutting room floor.  However, join us next time as we discuss and respect some of our favorite Sarah Jane Smith moments.]

Well then. Bob and Tony look at the Paul McGann play, 'Prisoner Of The Sun'. And in the end, it all becomes an Einstienian Landscape...

Feedback, including your thoughts on the new series, and the very sad news of the passing of Lis Sladen, to show@flashingblade.org.uk

Joined by Clover from our sibling cast "Scrolls", the dithering duo turn their gaze on the gender, sex and relationships in that double-headed genre hydra that is Fantasy and Fairy Tales. Along the dark paths far from those we know, we encounter:

• Disney Princesses
• Kehaars's younger, death-metal listening self
• Are Soap Operas todays fairy tales?
• Strong Characters vs Strong Characterisation
• Game of Thrones, The Silmarrilion and Tolkien's Ladies, and women in Fantasy Cover Art
• Same-sex relationships in fantasy and history.
• Jarvis Cocker's attitude to pornography
• And because it's been a while....Roman attitudes to sex.

Wikipedia's article on the Monomyth is far more erudite than Matt and can be found here; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monomyth
More of Clover can be heard on Scrolls, here http://geeksyndicate.wordpress.com/category/gs-podcast-network/scrolls/

• dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk or
• twitter Matt @theGrampus or Kehaar @Clarkythecruel
• or use the new discussion boards at the Geeksyndicate facebook page http://www.facebook.com/#!/geeksyndicate

Just in time for the Easter hols we bring you, at last, *drum roll* Good Morning Geekdom episode 10!

Join Iz and Barry for another blast of positive geekdom hitting your eardrums!

Joined by Clover from our sibling cast "Scrolls", the dithering duo turn their gaze on the gender, sex and relationships in that double-headed genre hydra that is Fantasy and Fairy Tales. Along the dark paths far from those we know, we encounter:

• Disney Princesses
• Kehaars's younger, death-metal listening self
• Are Soap Operas todays fairy tales?
• Strong Characters vs Strong Characterisation
• Game of Thrones, The Silmarrilion and Tolkien's Ladies, and women in Fantasy Cover Art
• Same-sex relationships in fantasy and history.
• Jarvis Cocker's attitude to pornography
• And because it's been a  while....Roman attitudes to sex.

Wikipedia's article on the Monomyth is far more erudite than Matt and can be found here; http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monomyth
More of Clover can be heard on Scrolls, here http://geeksyndicate.wordpress.com/category/gs-podcast-network/scrolls/

•  dissectingworlds@yahoo.co.uk or
• twitter Matt @theGrampus or Kehaar @Clarkythecruel
• or use the new discussion boards at the Geeksyndicate facebook page  http://www.facebook.com/#!/geeksyndicate

Just in time for the Easter hols we bring you, at last, *drum roll* Good Morning Geekdom episode 10!

Join Iz and Barry for another blast of positive geekdom hitting your eardrums!

With the premiere of Season 6 just around the corner (my gosh it’s exciting, isn’t it?) Tom and James sift through the mountain of rumours, heresay, facts, whispers and information surrounding what we are in for.

Needless to say, this episode is crammed with spoilers, both confirmed and unconfirmed. If you are in any way allergic to them, play this episode in about six weeks time.

This episode was recorded shortly before we learnt about the sad passing of Elisabeth Sladen. A proper tribute episode will be released in a few weeks.

With the premiere of Season 6 just around the corner (my gosh it’s exciting, isn’t it?) Tom and James sift through the mountain of rumours, heresay, facts, whispers and information surrounding what we are in for.

Needless to say, this episode is crammed with spoilers, both confirmed and unconfirmed. If you are in any way allergic to them, play this episode in about six weeks time.

This episode was recorded shortly before we learnt about the sad passing of Elisabeth Sladen. A proper tribute episode will be released in a few weeks.

In honour of our first anniversary, we present the clean episode.

No swears!

No enthusiasm!

No choice but to release it anyway!

We review "The Seeds of Death", chat about news nobody but us is interested in and Paul is once again far too drunk to read the feedback properly.

Feedback to pharos.project@yahoo.co.uk

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@beastmasterpete

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In this episode, we have a good ol' fashioned chin wag about the First Doctor serial "The War Machines," as well as a bit about William Hartnell's tenure as the Doctor as a whole. As always, there's a bit of news thrown in for good measure.

With some of the most imaginative stories, compelling characters and best writing found on the so-called "small screen", Sound on Sight continues its spotlight on some of the best shows on television. Following the wildly popular Walking Dead Podcast, we begin a new series following the Doctor and his adventures in Time and Space. As we eagerly await the new season, Derek Gladu and Eric Mendoza take a look at some of our favourite episodes since the show came back in 2005.

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Farewell, Elisabeth Sladen.

David and Marty read listener feedback emails, discuss Marty's recent appearance on the Tardis Tavern podcast and their upcoming trip to Atlanta to Timegate 2011 in May. They review The Power of Kroll, the fifth story in the Key to Time series, discuss DVD extras on the new extended edition set from 2Entertain and are joined by the maestro Dr. Phillip Serna who discusses the music of Dudley Simpson and its uses in the story.

David and Marty read listener feedback emails, discuss Marty's recent appearance on the Tardis Tavern podcast and their upcoming trip to Atlanta to Timegate 2011 in May.  They review The Power of Kroll, the fifth story in the Key to Time series, discuss DVD extras on the new extended edition set from 2Entertain and are joined by the maestro Dr. Phillip Serna who discusses the music of Dudley Simpson and its uses in the story.